East Lynne’s heirs and the return of Lady Isabel
The 19th century tale follows Lady Isabel Vane, who after eloping with the seducer Francis Levison and bearing a child, returns in disguise as a governess to Hast Lynne. Her failed marriage to Archibald Carlyle, family intrigues, and a murder case entwine with Barbara Hare and Richard Hare as secrets unfold. In the end Isabel seeks forgiveness and dies reconciled with Carlyle.
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Ellen Price
Worcester
England
Henry Wood
Frm
France
Temperance Rale
Bentley
The
Argosy
East Lynne
America
Ashiydyat
Johnny Ludlow
Lynne
Isabel Vane
Francis Levison
Archibald Carlyle
Hast Lynne
Archibald
Isabel
Cornelia Carlyle
Barbara Hare
Barbara
Richard
French
Cornelia
Levison
Captain Levison
Lady Isabel
East Lyme
Nho
Madame Vine
Little William
West Lynne
Carlyle
Richard Hare
Heirlooms Bring $1000 In Louisville Sale
The Courier Journal notes a family selling heirlooms including a punch ladle once used to pour punch for General Washington. The item fetched about $1,000, prompting a remark about any punch left.
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General Washington
Louisville Cowrier-Journal
Remarkable recovery inspired by Tanlac for Oakland mother
Christina K. Dingman recalls suffering three years with stomach trouble and rheumatism before taking Tanlac. She credits the medicine and Laxative Tablets with restoring her health, lifting her spirits, and helping her regain weight after a near shipwreck incident with her three year old. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Christina’ K. Dingman
Alice St
Oakland
Calif
Dingman
Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims Safe Pain Relief
An advertisement extols Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and other pains. It urges using genuine Bayer products with the Bayer Cross and notes twelve tablets as a handy tin box option with small cost and larger packages from druggists. It also explains Aspirin as the trade mark of Bayer and ends with a reflective line about tears of joy.
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Bayer
Lazy Lovery portraitist nicknamed by society woman
The English portrait painter Sir John Lovery earned the nickname Lazy Lovery after a society woman visiting his studio found him studying her features before beginning the portrait. She urged him to start his work, remarking the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Lovery
England
Boston Post
Cuticura Promises Handy Benefits for Toiletry Use
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for sore hands and general toilet uses. It advises soaking hands in Cuticura Soap, drying, rubbing in Cuticura Ointment, and removing surplus with tissue paper, noting Soap Ointment and Talcum as a full set.
Yes He Runs Again On The Platform Of The Lecture
A brief note quotes supporters about a candidate running for office again. The humorous line frames the platform as a lecture stage. The snippet highlights political theater and repeated candidacy without detailing policies or outcomes.
Unclear Text on Whiskers Applies to Facial Hair
Fragmentary note mentions whiskers and a method described as 4reekpmotte but provides no clear event or identifiable individuals. The readable portion lacks concrete names places dates or organizations to anchor a proper news card.
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Just
Portland Cement
Beaver
GEO. A. Keen & Bro
N. & W. Ry Station
Homaker Pipeless Furnace
Williamson
Ieee Oa
Rapp
Batavia
Ohio
Paul M. Rapp
Main Street
Batavia, Ohio
John F. Hartman
Clermont
Mrs. Henry Wood
Ruth H. Frost
Mass
Mrs. Dingman
Bright
Doan
H. Hesse
Wills
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Palmer
Solon Palmer
New York
Palmers
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